[torqueusers] about installation of torque

[Prakash Velayutham]

Hello,

When a job completes, mom on the node copies the error and output  
files back to the server where the job was submitted from.

Because this is a network copy, mom uses either scp or rcp to perform  
this. But if you know that the user's home directory is NFS-mounted  
on the compute nodes and the head node the same way, you can indicate  
it something like

$usecp<server>:/home /home

In this case, mom will use a regular cp command to copy the error and  
output files and not scp or rcp.

Hope that helps,
Prakash

On Oct 25, 2007, at 2:19 AM, bol at CLEMSON.EDU wrote:

> Hi,
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> I tried to install torque by following the quickstart_guide at
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> http://www.clusterresources.com/wiki/doku.php? 
> id=torque:appendix:l_torque_quickstart_guide
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> But I don’t know what to do at step “L.5 Configure Data Management  
> on the Computer Nodes”, this section is quoted below:
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> Data management allows jobs’ data to be staged in/out or to and  
> from the server and compute nodes.
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> For shared filesystems (i.e., NFS, DFS, AFS, etc.) use the $usecp  
> parameter in the “mom_priv/config” files to specify how to map a  
> user’s home directory.
> (Example: “$usecp gridmaster.tmx.com:/home /home”)
> For local, non-shared filesystems, rcp or scp must be configured to  
> allow direct copy without prompting for passwords (key  
> authentication, etc.)
> ******************
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> Any suggestion is appreciated, Thanks in advance!
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> Regards,
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> Bo Li
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>
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